Box OVS 1

This series contains a variety of items related to Africa. The artwork includes drawings by Shikhani and Charles White and paintings by Nonbento. The museum items include a fly whisk from an unidentified African tribe, a notebook with carved wooden covers, a ballot from the 1994 South African elections, and an announcement of the opening (ca. 1992) of the Mayibuye Centre at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa.

This series contains a variety of items related to Africa. The artwork includes drawings by Shikhani and Charles White and paintings by Nonbento. The museum items include a fly whisk from an unidentified African tribe, a notebook with carved wooden covers, a ballot from the 1994 South African elections, and an announcement of the opening (ca. 1992) of the Mayibuye Centre at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa.

This series contains a variety of items related to Africa. The artwork includes drawings by Shikhani and Charles White and paintings by Nonbento. The museum items include a fly whisk from an unidentified African tribe, a notebook with carved wooden covers, a ballot from the 1994 South African elections, and an announcement of the opening (ca. 1992) of the Mayibuye Centre at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa.

This series contains a variety of items related to Africa. The artwork includes drawings by Shikhani and Charles White and paintings by Nonbento. The museum items include a fly whisk from an unidentified African tribe, a notebook with carved wooden covers, a ballot from the 1994 South African elections, and an announcement of the opening (ca. 1992) of the Mayibuye Centre at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa.

This series contains material about the Mozambican liberation movement and files on the 1996 project to microfilm the Herbert Shore’s collection on Mondlane and Mozambique. The files on liberation movement cover Mozambique generally and the country’s colonial relationship with Portugal, as well as FRELIMO (the Mozambique Liberation Front) and the Mozambique Institute.